Italian

Alessandro is the Italian form of the name Alessandro. Alessandro is a masculine given name. In casual settings, you might use the shortened version Ale.

The English word ‘tick’ (as a checkmark) is translated into Italian as zecca. The most common way to say ‘checkmark’ in Italian is segno di spunta.

The Italian phrase for ‘give me’ is dammi. In Italian, you use these phrases to express a preference.

The English word celery translates to Italian as sedano or appio. Both terms refer to the stalks of the herb.

The English phrase “congratulations on your engagement” is translated into Italian as congratulazioni per il fidanzamento.

The English phrase “rain” means pioggia in Italian.

Superstitious in Italian is superstizioso. The word superstizioso is an adjective used to describe someone who is susceptible to superstitions.

The Italian word for swimmer is nuotatore. The term refers to a person who swims.

The Italian word for evergreen is sempreverde. The term is an adjective used to describe plants that do not shed their leaves.

The English verb join can be translated into Italian as unire or giuntare.